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Leverkusen

Color: Yellow Class: Climber, Groundcover Introduced: 1954 Best Zones: 5-10 Bloom Form: Semi-Double Repeat Bloom: Yes

Bred by Kordes and introduced in 1954, this Hybrid Kordesii is valued for its hardiness and distinctive flower form. The blooms are a clear, bright lemon-yellow that holds color well before fading to cream.…

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Garden Personality

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Climber, Groundcover Yellow yes
Breeder
Kordes
Seller
Rogue Valley Roses
Introduced
1954
Best Zones
5-10
8-10 Height
8 ft Width
3.3 in Bloom Size
30 Petals

Bloom Style

How It Shows Up in the Garden

Bloom Form
Semi-Double
Fragrance
yes
Repeat Bloom
Yes

Garden Fit

Where It Is Most Comfortable

Rose Class
Climber, Groundcover
Color Family
Yellow

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Breeding and Source Notes

Seller Signals
Rogue Valley Roses

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Overview

Bred by Kordes and introduced in 1954, this Hybrid Kordesii is valued for its hardiness and distinctive flower form. The blooms are a clear, bright lemon-yellow that holds color well before fading to cream. They are semi-double and open flat to reveal a prominent boss of golden stamens, but their most defining feature is the serrated, fringed edges of the petals, giving them a unique, ruffled appearance. Produced in clusters on long, arching canes, they offer a heavy initial flush with scattered repeat blooms later in the season. The plant is vigorous and versatile, reaching 8 to 10 feet in height; its flexible growth makes it suitable for pillars, fences, or even as a sprawling groundcover. The foliage is light green, glossy, and disease-resistant. It carries a light, citrus fragrance.

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